On 07/21/2014 08:32 AM, Matthew Toseland wrote: > On 20/07/14 23:58, Steve Dougherty wrote: >> On 07/20/2014 03:03 PM, Matthew Toseland wrote: >>> On 20/07/14 18:27, Steve Dougherty wrote: >>>> Thanks to nextgens we've finally restructured the repositories on >>>> GitHub. There are backups of all the deleted repositories here: >>>> https://archives.freenetproject.org/github-backups-official/ >>>> >>>> The changes: >>>> >>>> * Repositories with names ending in "-staging" are renamed to remove >>>> the "-staging". GitHub redirects the old names to the new. >>>> * Repositories with names ending in "-official" are deleted. They were >>>> strict subsets of the "-staging" repositories. >>>> * The IpToCountry is deleted. It had a single commit from 2011 with a >>>> copy of database. >>>> * The testnet repositories are deleted. >>> Why? Just because it isn't in use now doesn't mean we won't need it in >>> future. IMHO it is necessary for it to be a separate repository to keep >>> things cleanly separated. >> I agree the separation is good, and if it comes into use again I have no >> problem with it being put back up. Currently it was just an example of >> bitrot. > The problem is that there are changes that are needed to go from fred to > testnet, and these require quite a bit of work. Deleting the repository > means somebody has to do that work all over again (or this will result > in not using testnet). Granted some of it changes, e.g. how the > installers are built, and will need changing anyway...
No need to do them again - it still exists, just not on GitHub: https://archives.freenetproject.org/github-backups-official/Testnet.git/
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